Parents always worry about their children, regardless of their age. For parents of person with special education needs, their concerns about their children's livelihood extend even beyond their passing. A few years ago, the government introduced the 'Special Needs Trust', which are managed by the Social Welfare Department and designed to manage the inheritance for parents of person with intellectual disabilities, mental disorders, or autism. Regular disbursements will be made to their children, but not many trust accounts have been opened. Parents think that this program lacks transparency and flexibility in financial investments, and they worry that once the funds are used up, their children will lose the necessary care. Some suggest that the entire program should be reviewed for better flexibility and more promotion should be made to achieve a greater impact, ensuring that children with special needs receive care and assistance in the future.